Ddrops Organic Baby 400 IU 90 Drops - Daily Vitamin D Liquid for Infants. Supports Teeth & Bone Health. No Preservatives, No Sugar, Non-GMO, Allergy-Friendly

I LOVE THIS PRODUCT; for the first months with my baby, I was using a vitamin D supplement that required me to dispense 1 mL using a dropper into babys mouth. She didnt mind it for the first few weeks (newborns are beautifully open-minded), but at about 2 months, she started spitting up when I tried to give it to her. And it was BIG spit-ups, even when I gave 0.25 mL at a time. Finally, I bought this product- 1 drop on my nipple right before a feeding, and she doesnt even notice. Id give 10 stars if I could.

I have bought it always.

These are recommended by my pediatrician. They are hard to dispense quickly though, very slow drops from the container itself. (Mikes wife)

Our doctor sent in a prescription to our pharmacy for some infant oral vitamin d that was total garbage (one dose was a huge amount for her at 1ml, full of preservatives, vitamin d was 8th on the list of ingredients, and it contained butterscotch flavoring... yuck). I felt terrible at the idea of giving something with artificial flavoring in it to my exclusively breastfed 3w old infant, and shocked those would be prescribed by our dr. After hearing other parents recommendations, and what their pediatricians recommended, I decided to order these. These drops pretty much taste and smell like nothing, only require one tiny drop, and have just 2 straightforward ingredients! Only downside is that the dropper can be kind of tricky for my partner and he sometimes accidentally does more than one drop and has to start a new bottle (I find it easy to get one drop because the dropper is similar to essential oil bottles Ive used). Ill save the other drops with flavoring in them for when my baby is over 6mos, and Ill definitely be reordering these.

As a first time mom, I honestly didnt even realize babies needed vitamin D drops. So when our pediatrician mentioned a vitamin D supplement at our first doctors appointment I told her no worries--I already took vitamin D. To which she corrected me and said it was for the baby, not me...(palm meed head). So anyway, we left with samples of a vitamin D supplement that required us to give 1 mL to baby girl every day. At first I was like eh, no big deal. WRONG. Babies do not want 1 mL of anything that is not milk. It was so hard to get her to take the medicine and even if I managed to get the full mL in her mouth it was anyones guess how much actually went down. I quickly realized this was not going to be happening every day. Thats why I was so happy to find these drops. SO much easier! Since I breastfeed her, I just turn the bottle upside down over my breast, wait a few seconds, and one drop comes out. I then immediately begin feeding her. As long as she sucks for at least 30 seconds, shes good to go. SO glad I bought these!

Initially, because Im a breastfeeding mom, my doctor recommended Di-V-Sol. It was syrupy and disgusting. My daughter hated it and nothing I tried prevented her from spitting it out, creating a sticky mess all over her face, neck and fingers. I switched to this with my pediatricians blessing. The important thing to remember, and the reason I think more pediatricians dont recommend this, is that unlike the Di-V-Sol, where an entire dropper is one dosage, with these, just one drop is the dosage, so its important not to give your child too much. Its best to just put a single drop on your finger or nipple, and then putting your finger or nipple in your childs mouth, rather than dropping it directly into your childs mouth. As long as you do that, theres really no reason to go through the hassle of administering an entire 1ml syringe of Di-V-Sol.

I love this product. Its nice to be able to get a drop on my finger and give it to the baby, instead of having to fill up a syringe and give it to the baby, which is messy and time-consuming. I also love that its two simple, natural ingredients and not the yucky stuff the others guys make that has artificial color and flavor. Please ignore the comments that say they received a defective bottle because it was almost empty: the bottle clearly shows the fill line. It only contains 90 drops, and since you only give the baby one drop per day, it will last you 90 days. Compared to what the competitor offers, this is a GREAT VALUE. The only thing I dont like is the drops arent always consistent in size because of the way they come out of the bottle, but after using it for a few days, you get a pretty good idea of what size the drops are supposed to be and its still fairly easy to use.

As a new parent, I love things that make your life easier, and *this* is one of those products. My pediatrician recommended this to us during her two weeks checkup. Its so easy to drop it inside her mouth or put it on one of my fingers for her to lick. With other liquid droppers, my baby would fuss and fuss. As soon as we put it in her mouth, she would spit it out. I didnt think she would be capable of doing that at one month old, but I guess if they hate it enough, they would find a way! One thing to watch out for is that youre not supposed to finish the bottle. I didnt realize this until I realized the drops werent coming out as fast anymore. After 90 days, be sure to order a new one!

These are super simple to use and didn’t cause us any digestive issues, so I am a repeat customer. My only complaint is that sometimes the drop doesn’t come out as easily, especially after the bottle is half empty, and waiting for the drop to emerge with much tapping and shaking requires more patience than a hungry infant has.

I really like that this contains only vitamin D and coconut oil. It is supposedly tasteless, and has no odor or dyes. It is a small dose, which is great because it is easy for my baby to take- and she hates taking anything (i.e. gas drops or gripe water, which she mostly spits out). I should note that the liquid is very runny and when put on a fingertip or the nipple of a bottle it immediately runs down and becomes impossible to be sure the baby can get ALL of it. The same is true for adding it to the milk. So for me it works best to let the drop fall into the cup shape on the underside of the tip of a nuk pacifier, then place the pacifier upside down in the babys mouth (kind of using it like a tiny spoon) and rotate the pacifier back upright as she begins to suck. Overall I like it and will buy it again.